Wed, Feb 19, 2003
LanChile is honored by Latin Trade
magazine in the publication's "Best of Latin America" awards,
resulting from an exclusive poll of more than 70,000 frequently
traveling executives. LanChile was awarded "Best Airline Food" and
"Best Airport Lounge." In addition, the Comodoro Arturo Merino
Benitez International Airport in Santiago was named "Best
International Airport."
"We are proud to receive these outstanding accolades from Latin
Trade and its readers," said Pablo Montesinos, LanChile's Vice
President North/Central America and Asia. "We are constantly
striving to provide our passengers with the highest possible level
of service and once again this continues to be recognized by
travelers."
According to the study, LanChile won the "Best
Airline Food" award by a wide margin. LanChile's unique menus are
designed by select chefs from Chile, Peru and Argentina, and the
award-winning wine selection is chosen by the airline's personal
Master Sommelier, the only one in Latin America. According to the
study "LanChile for several years has racked up a long list of
aviation industry awards for its wine cellar, one of the top among
global airlines."
"Best Airport Lounge" was awarded to LanChile for its
outstanding, 7150 square foot Pablo Neruda Lounge at Santiago
International Airport, which was named the "Best International
Airport." Since opening a year ago, LanChile's VIP lounge in
Santiago has also been receiving accolades, including Forbes' list
of the top 10 VIP lounges in the world. Offering passengers the
highest quality of service and technology were two of the key
aspects taken into consideration when designing LanChile's new
lounge.
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